Condition: Used,Features: Signed,Width (Inches): 25,Listed By: Dealer or Reseller,Subject: Beverage - Beer,Size: Medium (up to 36in.),Height (Inches): 36.6,Date of Creation: 1900-1949,Artist: Ferdinand Bac,Year of Production: 1908,Original/Licensed Reprint: Original,Style: Art Nouveau,Color: Yellow - Brown - Red - Beige,Unit of Sale: Single-Piece Work,Type: Poster Artist: Bac Ferdinand Title: Grande brasserie Laubenheimer – Bière brune – Bière Blonde ( = « Lager Beer – Dark Beer ») Date: 1908 Size: 25 x 36.6 in / 63.5 x 93 cm Printer: A. Bréger & Lang, 34 rue Baudin, Paris Materials and Techniques: Colour lithograph on paper Linen backing: Yes Condition: A (Designates a poster in very good condition. Colours are fresh and there are no or very few paper losses. If there are imperfections they are marginal and imperceptible). Additional Details: Poster to promote Laubenheimer beers whose brewery is located in Nérac (Lot et Garonne). The brewery was created by Johannes Laubenheimer in 1828 to close in 1958. Ferdinand-Sigismond Bach dit Ferdinand Bac (1859-1952) is a French writer, designer, caricaturist, decorator, painter, ironworker, landscaper and lithographer. Ferdinand Bac is the origin of the Laubenheimer beer symbol: the swallow. The original design reveals a woman holding a mug of beer, the brewery in the background and a swallow in a red circle which will become the brewery icon.